The defense mechanism where one imposes one's own unacceptable impulses or wishes onto another person is ______.
a. projection c. sublimation
b. displacement d. reaction formation
Question 2A woman who has been reprimanded at work by her boss and quietly accepts his criticism. She later
yells at her children without provocation from them. The defense mechanism she is using is ______.
a. projection c. sublimation
b. displacement d. regression
Question 3Mary goes to a therapist for treatment of numbness in her arms that appears to have no
physical cause.
Her therapist tells her that her symptoms result from repressed emotions
dating back to subconscious conflicts during her early childhood. The therapist uses
hypnosis and has her talk about her feelings to help her discharge her pent-up
emotions. Her therapist's treatment approach is most similar to that of ______.
a. Freud c. Kraepelin
b. Pinel d. Griesinger
Question 4A man explains his cheating on his income taxes by saying, Everyone does it, and besides the government steals from me every week is using the defense mechanism of ______.
a. rationalization c. reaction formation
b. projection d. identification
Question 5The 21-year-old woman treated by Breuer in a classic case of hysteria was ______.
a. Sonja J. c. Anna O.
b. Alica K. d. Marta M.
Question 6The process of bringing emotions to the surface and discharging
them in therapy is called ______.
a. transference c. free association
b. catharsis d. displacement
Question 7The use of justifications, or excuses, for unacceptable behavior is a form of self-deception
that is called ______.
a. projection c. reaction formation
b. sublimation d. rationalization
Question 8Freud noted that slips of the tongue and ordinary forgetfulness can represent hidden
motives that are kept out of consciousness by ______.
a. repression c. denial
b. displacement d. sublimation
Question 9People can remain outwardly calm and controlled while they inwardly harbor murderous
or lustful impulses of which they are unaware through Freudian defense mechanism known as ______.
a. regression c. identification
b. projection d. repression